A day in the life of a Russian village family. Autumn in Northern Russia

My mother and father never held me. My grandmother held me. I was 8 years old. And I grew up to hold a cow. But Tolya doesn't agree. Because he held a cow all his life. I'm getting used to it. They have to carry the eggs, but they can't. I put a lot of hay, but they can't. I'm getting used to it. That's why we do it in pairs. My husband. For example, we need to make a stand for Tolya. We need to make a house for Tolya. But Tolya is going. Tolya, what did you want? I'm curious. These magnets don't mean that we've been to these places. It means that someone comes from relatives, friends, colleagues. My colleague went to Sochi. My friend took me to Moscow. Thank you very much. Bring more. This is, of course, corn. Thank you very much.